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ADDENDUM.
Since the above report was written an instalment of
the report of the Census of 1921 has been published, and
the following statistics relating to Fulham have been extracted
from it.
The subjoined table gives the number of houses in the
borough and of the families occupying them.
TABLE A.
Dwelling Rooms and Families in the Metropolitan
Borough of Fulham.
Structurally divided dwellings occupied by private
families or vacant.
]
1— 3
rooms.
4-5
rooms.
6-8
rooms.
9 or
more
rooms.
Total
dwellings.
Total
rooms.
Undivided Private
Houses
512
2 332
11,887
1,799
17,430
112,186
Structurally Divided
Private Houses
983
868
239
10
2,100
8,014
Blocks of Flats,
Tenements, etc,
1,462
2,935
846
16
5,289
22,166
Shops
181
617
756
121
1,675
9,529
Others
83
51
26
6
166
865
3,221
7,703
13,754
1,952
26,630
152,558
Vacant on Census
night
123
307
191
20
651
3,215
Dwellings occupied
by one private
family
3,044
6,240
4,388
762
14,434
71,852
Dwellings occupied
by two private
families
48
1,027
7,589
566
9,230
59,841
Dwellings occupied
by three or more
private families
6
129
1.586
594
2,315
17,600
Total dwellings occupied
by private
families
3,098
7,396
13,563
1,922
25,979
149,293
Per cent.
12
28
53
7
100
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Total private families
therein
3,158
1,687
24,610
3,981
40,436
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